So while it's critically strategically it also just sort of happens accidentally without a lot of planning or forethought.Yes it's a very common builder strategy - 1. build two and move into one. 

Choosing the correct market is definitely critical but also hiring a trust worthy team to help execute your strategy is probably the most import piece IMO.

Forming a team in Columbus to be your trusted advisors that includes property managers, realtors, lenders etc.. is critical. 

In conclusion, understanding taxes is a critical component of building real estate equity.

Doing this full time is also extremely useful given you can check up on them often.Being organized is critical, as is ensuring you identify the critical path items that drive your schedule.

YOU will be the best critic of what works for you.

if you are purchasing under $100k you can't always rely on internet crime stats, most areas are neighborhood to neighborhood and having a legit turnkey provider is also critical.

This course seemed to me to have everything in one place, without spending days or signing up for a mentoring program to get to critical missing information. 

Knowing your max cost per lead is critical so you can use math in your favor to really get that edge and scale up your paid marketing as you go.

Move on to the next prospect.Now some members will probably criticize me for eliminating some of the info in your ad.